Cedar Ridge Landscaping

About Cedar Ridge Landscaping

On the slopes of Finn Hill the second-growth cedar throws shade clear across some front yards until noon, and grass grown in that half-light needs a different touch than grass in the open. Cedar Ridge Landscaping mows those Poulsbo lawns a notch taller, lets the roots hold what light they get, and thins the moss and thatch that a shaded Kitsap winter always leaves behind. Overseeding in the cool weeks knits the thin patches closed; a measured feeding in the warm ones keeps the color honest without pushing the grass past what the site can carry. Edges get cut by hand where the driveway meets fir root and fern, because that is where a yard either looks finished or does not. Come August, when the hill dries out and the air smells like warm cedar, the difference shows.